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Some lucky seated spectators. It occurs each year on a cold morning in late November, but millions of people line the streets from 77th down to 34th Street -- over 2 miles!

They're here for 1 reason...to see the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.

Send in the clowns!

Before the official parade, several clowns come through to liven everyone up. They throw confetti and greet the children who line the barricades. The parade is about to begin!

Send in the clowns!
The Parade begins!!! Many spectators are happy to see the parade begin after traveling many miles and waiting several hours.

Floating past 72nd Street in front of the famous Dakota Apartments is a giant clown and a couple of Macy's stars.

I think I hear some music coming...

It's the first of the marching bands.

They come from high schools and universities all over the United States.

There's nothing like the sound of all those drums as they pass you.

Marching Band
Turkey float What's Thanksgiving without the turkey? This traditional float ushers in and celebrates today's holiday.

Do you know who finishes the parade?
Find out on page 5!

It's Rocky and Bullwinkle!

The Moose and Squirrel are back and, judging by the crowd's reaction, they're a hit!

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Rocky & Bullwinkle
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